Opinion

Letter: Wombats continues to wow listeners

Letter to the editor: "I sincerely enjoyed the article authored by Stephanie Habib discussing the recent Wombats concert."

By Letters | October 16, 2012

Boos & Bravos: Oct. 12

Boo to Taliban for shooting 14-year-old girl, ASU building a new law school. Bravo to former President Bill Clinton's endorsement of Senate candidate Richard Carmona and an initiative to increasing pedestrian safety throughout the Valley.

By Editorial Board | October 11, 2012

Separating loneliness from solitude

Too often we forget that there is a difference between being lonely and being alone. That difference is inside of us.

By Alexandria Tippings | October 11, 2012

Bad music taste a deal breaker

Music is an important when it comes to romantic compatibility.

By Morgan Chan | October 11, 2012

Letter: Proposition 457 ignores public safety

Letter to the editor: "Government’s core responsibility is public safety, and it must be adequately funded."

By Letters | October 11, 2012

Proposition 120 an immature power play

Proposition 120 is as fiscally unfeasible as it is unconstitutional.

By Daniel Mills | October 11, 2012

Democracy, a tool for manipulation in politics

Uninterested and apathetic voters make democracy a dangerous thing.

By Sean McCauley | October 10, 2012

Editorial: Richard Carmona: The purple candidate

Can Arizona lose its conservative colors? Perhaps the answer lies within Carmona’s political timeline.

By Editorial Board | October 10, 2012

‘Gangnam Style’ an appeal to humor, not stereotypes

Some feel that PSY’s “Gangnam Style” appeal lies in Asian stereotypes.

By Shane Chergosky | October 10, 2012

The trouble with television

Television has turned a nation of thinkers into a one of powerless.

By Crista Jackson | October 10, 2012

ASA lacks transparency

Students aren’t being accurately represented by ASA and there is no outlet through which ordinary students can voice concerns.

By Editorial Board | October 9, 2012

Affirmative action case more inclusionary, than exclusionary

The Supreme Court hears arguments in a new affirmative action case, and the nature of college admissions receives new scrutiny.

By Savannah Thomas | October 9, 2012

The unfair trade-off for fall break

The new fall break benefits only a small minority of students.

By Olivia Brunacini | October 9, 2012

Prop 204 ignores bigger education issues

Proposition 204 dodges more pressing education issues.

By Carlos Alfaro | October 9, 2012

Letter: A call for peace

Letter to the editor: "I call you to practice non-violence."

By Letters | October 9, 2012

Our lives as Big Brother’s most watched show

New CCTV technology from the U.K. reinvigorates privacy concerns.

By Caleb Varoga | October 8, 2012

Tempe12: Another case of beauty over brains

Tempe12 doesn't recognize smarts.

By Jake Adler | October 8, 2012

Lecture courses create passive education

Lecture courses need an overhaul.

By Esther Drown | October 8, 2012

Editorial: New smoking ban makes little difference

It’s more likely that the smoking ban is a mere public relations stunt without any teeth behind it, an empty promise that won’t clear the air on campus.

By Editorial Board | October 8, 2012

A letter from Sparky

Letter to the editor: "I’m crying 'foul' on the statements made by a certain fowl."

By Letters | October 8, 2012

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